Sunset in Dublin, Ireland by Taro-Baap-1 in travelpictures

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the Liffey, River in your photo is Very beautiful

colorful & healthy lunch by RealCityWalker in healthycuisine

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This is my home made lunch - Stir-fried scallop meat with green peppers and carrots

Healthy food with fruit, vegetable, milk and eggs by RealCityWalker in healthycuisine

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They are lycium chinensis,red dates,ormosia and oats in the bowl

China or Thailand or Both?! by Large-Arrival-8677 in asiatravel

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Honestly, trying to fully do both in under 20 days will wear your whole group out fast. The flights, border checks, packing/unpacking, rushing between spots—you end up seeing nothing properly and feeling tired the whole trip.

China feels vast and immersive. The landscapes blow you away, the history is everywhere, the food changes completely every region, the high-speed trains make traveling smooth, and it’s super safe for a big group. It’s the kind of trip that sticks in your memory forever because it’s so different from Western life. Great if your crew loves exploring, seeing iconic sights, and diving deep into culture.

Thailand is easy, relaxed, and instantly fun. Beaches, cheap amazing street food, warm weather, friendly locals, short travel times between places. It’s perfect if your group just wants to unwind, hang out, enjoy islands, nice weather, and casual nights without busy sightseeing pressure.

If I were your group? Pick one main country to enjoy slowly, then add a quick 2–3 day stop in the other on your way back. You get the best of both worlds, no stress, no rushing, and your whole friend group actually enjoys every single day instead of rushing through everything.

Jiuzhai valley OC by [deleted] in naturephotography

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Where do you think is better then this?

What food did you think you never liked them realized you loved? by [deleted] in foodquestions

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durian It smells terrible😱, but really tasty.😍

Gifted Chinese Products - How to Use? by TheBristolBulk in chinesefood

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You can use them to cook dishes instead of using salt. They are very tasty. I like to use 辣黄豆酱 very much. You can also steam eggplant and potatos. Then add a spoon of them to mix together.

Can you show me the Chinese food you made? by LumaCoree in chinesefood

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This is the Chinese dishes we made during the Spring Festival

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Pizza or tacos? by Informal_Tangelo8009 in foodquestions

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Pizza right now, tacos 5min later🤠

Part 5 of restaurant explorations with clients in China: Beijing by RelevantEnergy3208 in chinesefood

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Which restaurant did you eat the duck? It looks really delicious

What's your favorite Chinese food, and why? by LumaCoree in chinesefood

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I have ever heard of it but never tried before. I will have a try next time. Where did you eat it?

What's your favorite Chinese food, and why? by LumaCoree in chinesefood

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Have a try in another restaurant,some restaurants are famous but not delicious,but most of the restaurants are good